Sentence examples for something to be hidden from inspiring English sources

For some it is scary and sad, something to be hidden or avoided.

The sweat is shameful, something to be hidden; the fever is also something shameful.

But unlike, say, Jay-Z (an executive producer of the film), Jay Gatsby is a rich man whose modest background and criminal past are something to be hidden, sources of mystery, shame and potential ruin.

That is in sharp contrast to other parts of the world, including Europe, where aging and its problems are not viewed as something to be hidden or ashamed of.

It is not surprising, then, that in the absence of any positive religious or cultural inheritance, and in the face of the run-of-the-mill anti-Semitism he experienced in the schoolyards of Brooklyn and in the social world of Dartmouth College (where he lasted only two years), he came to see his Jewishness as a source of shame, something to be hidden or put aside.

" For her, decay and broken part, as something that is "less valuable" could actually be an opportunity to become something that was "more valuable" – it was not something to be hidden, but to be celebrated.

Perception of stigma and experiences of discrimination cause people to feel ashamed, and may cause them to isolate themselves from society, thus perpetuating the stereotype that leprosy is something shameful to be hidden away (28).

The problem with secret deals is they always carry the whiff of something that was meant to be hidden.

Clinton's underlying health wasn't really the problem here; the problem was hiding something that didn't need to be hidden.

The hair seems to be hiding something.

"They appear to be hiding something," he said.